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Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

The issue of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ended
December 81, was Sjl165j; during the cor
responding period Of last year, Sil6,64
The shipments of fractional silver coin
during December amounted to 1881 4Oj.
The coinage at the miuts during December
amounted toS4,Sl4, 252, of which S2,5jl,G6l
were standard dollars
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

THE shipping statistics Of the port OF
Liverpool for 1886 show decrease OF lU0,-
900 tons The coastwise trade shows en-
increase, the falling off being in the for
eipn trade
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

THE removal OF the snow which fell in
the late storm in Germany has revealed
an appalling loss of life. Many travellers
were overtaken by the storm. Fifty
bodies have been found in Saxony, thirty
in Thuringia and forty in Southern Ger
many. Ii is estimated that the total loss
of life will be nearly two hundred
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

NEARLY three hundred natives lost
their lives by the burning of the re-
served inclosureof the Peoples Park at
Madaras, India, on the 3lst.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

IRISH landlords are endeavoring to bring
their tenants into the bankruptcy court in
order to make them disclose the names OF
trustees to whom they paid rents.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

As an evidence Of the carelessness Of
the public in addressing letters. officials
of the dead-letter office, on the 29th, ex-
hibited list Of the sixty-four letters ad-
dressed to Pittsburgh, o., all but nine of
which were intended for and were subse-
quently delivered to parties in Pittsburgh,
Pa Nearly all of these letters were TO busi-
ness firms, and many of the envelopes bore
business cards.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

THE new year begun in orthodox winter
stvle, news from all over the country in
dicating biting billiards. or severe snow
storms. Calling was attended with more
or less discomfort wherever indulged in'
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

REPORTS from Gloucester, Mass, show
that during the past year 26 vessels with
a total tonnage of 175 1875, valued at $l59,-
800 and insured for s119,231, sailing from
that port have been lost, together with l37
human lives
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

REV. G. B. SCALES, of East Lynn, ILL.,,
who ran away with Miss Matthews. leav-
ing his wife and five children behind, was
arrested at London, Ont, on the 2Sth The
parties concerned consented to go back in
charge of q detective.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

SPEAKER CARLISLE has filed his answer
to Geo. Il. Thoebes notice of contest OF
his election to the Fiftieth Congress, in
which he denies all of Thoebe's allega-
fons
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.

rnmTY-Two Socialists were expelled
from Frankfort during the closing days
of the past year.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

THE opinion seems to be gaining ground,
especially in England, that the outcome OF
the Bulgarian complications will be the
ultimate restoration of Alexander TO the
throne under European guarantees
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

THE safe in the post-office at Wadsw orth,
O., was blown open on the night OF the
9th, and about five hundred dollars in
money, sixty dollars in stamps and two
checks were taken.
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

THE President managed to go through
the three hours ordeal of receiving New
Years callers, but it proved rather pam
full task for him, and was in direct VIOLA
ton of his physicians orders
Sharp County record., 1887-01-13

The Boston Journal says a resloen'
of that city once ate thirty pigeons u
tbiry days, and he still lives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

.... DRESSED HOGS-Have moderate demand at steady
prices CITY Heavy to Light at 696 az l3l6c Pigs 7c
.LARDThe market has scarcely varied for the day al
though the temper 10 somewhat stronger Speculation 10
moro active. but cash lots neglected. Western
Steam quoted at CIT s0c CITY Steam rm and mod
crafty active Sales is0 tcs 67oc, refined quoted dd
e. sSe c ss1s ss oo @
March 6ssa6s4c.. closing Isle. 500 iss. April. $50
a69oc closing 69Oc; 10 200 c, May. $3.50 69sc closing
0.97c. 1900 tcs June 1899 O6o. closing 7O4c.-:.:
BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS-Butter-The market
has little stesier and there H. rather more SIR TO e
demand Elgn Creamery. 29a3Oc: Pennsyyans Creamery
l6127c Welsh tubs lyd2ic: Western Imitation Creamery
ls022o' Western Dairy. lSd23c; Western Factory !s9
23c Cheese-The movement moderate anu holders
tho advantage. State Factory 1893 10 c; Common 10
Fancy, Western Flat. 1ldl25sc; Good to Choice gnt
Skins. 10@9llac Eggs-Strohger and In FAR Requests
state BIC; Western. 81 G32c; Southern 3O93lc Lme"'
from 80, Molasse Ice for 500 test Centrifugal
and 9l6c for Fair Refining No business reported To-Day
Refined quiet but steady. Cut Loaf f"c. Crushed 2c
Cubes &C., Powdered 6dGsc. GRADUATED 57sd0 10 LOG;
Monid &C.. Confectionery 54c. Coffee standard Ilo
al ac Coffee on 540bac. White Extra 5Go &c. E1tra
L 4TsG &C.: G 4 2a4 SC. yellow 4.04Sc.
oSTEAkINE-Quet and unchanged City quoted Z &C. ana
TALLoW-Qulet and firm City quoted SC Sales, 10000
n, 4bc.
rOBACCO-rhere fair movement in Seed Leaf. but
other growhs steady. The sales included 200 cases
1888 Pennsylvania Seed Leaf 10 to 5c $50 1888 WI
consD Havana TO 9c 100 1874 state Havana pri
vate terms; 100 lsS5 Little Dncl 9c 200 bales
Havana, 600 TO 81 05 $50 bale Sumar ~ 20 to 81 30
tone is steady The movement, however shows de
eded mproy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE JAN 2s-coton dull. Midin9 o.aeScs oa
street and T Tsy sapG sga & S cDg
Mills supene 81 TO- Extra s. 10 GS 70 aG @
Pient $ So Whcat~southern steady Western s!saly
Southern RO % GGc 10 Amber da9sc, NO No. NAY
i 5snqsT March 81 bid bid do do for for MaT
i7a4se Yellow sass Western M. Mixed AZ i not
March AZ 4ds.c; NAY I77sc bid. steamer
q Sso w saT wn Su' y Si.oa
Rye dull sales at 81 a. aaet ARM rrns Mess
PORK sl2 80 Bulkrneas shoulders ana clcar Rio sides
gacsed e07s saeGpashpgae' 7Gu rpesn sar 7 hS
oo' Butter .1aay western backed $50 ac: STesmsry
fs ss Ego %"is ordinary
' wS,tsv sS STm st e
h hTsirn, .O'' iivcrpoc. td
s sGsr IS oSs sa" Corn s4o" Sai. 800 i've
80; bush smp~ents-Flour 1879 , Sss Soo Wheat Corn
Jan roa5 steady Choice EtsIas g.
% MaS Sc S s'G steamer
30 White g Ssoc shorts steady Mdd 4s,,os oSy
Extra use Eastern Extra Creamery $50. Western Extra
f f.,S. 2g First. T suO on
zoe NewYcrs firsts ~ goo Receipts, Tor the nns
oals $4,000 ou,l shorts 1900 bush
BUvpAr0 Jan. wheat-vo iari in good demand
York account At eosci 10000 store atol 10 1000
S% and w.t ar IS So RED and ga yoG wh %1'f
sSc ON good demand but at lower rates 30
ss 80 y S So SG du ana s'o~
barley steady with W.. i1r sS hush. cc a1 dS Sa.
oats 1000 bush, shlpnents. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
CHICAGO jan 2s-Flour quiet and unchanged. Winter
Patents :. 25ai So southern Winters - dsi 10 Mich
.n Wp:s 60 = g. aEe ."IG'
s535 re fIOnr-s29 o@'3 10 IN Dds buekwhe"' q"
Tie leading futures ranged a. ,oll,w,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

RuFFAo Jan. last - hours-l 275
head thu, far. 90sS heat for same time last
week through. IS 81 of which
to NewY sale; market quiet and unchang ell.
thus Tar. $1,000 head time last week. 3oSuO
consigned Though IL 6Of which 10 Newly ork
sale market easier but not quotaby lower
Medium sheep 81 Is 80 Choc Extra 81 %
- Good 10 Choice Western Lambs 50 % 50 OO no
Canadian LAMBS here.
Hogs KeceIpts last "a hourss776 Tor
thus 4o45O LeaO. zane tine last week aoI 100
through ~ Of which 20 10 New York:
III car. market steady with tar demand Light
Pigs 6Oa$t o. Selected orkers so 10 az %. sales
chiefly - Selected Medium weights, % 20 Gs5 80
coarse MiNrd Heavy Ends ~ 20 81 90; mostly all sold
Recelpts-C.uOO mead. shipments-lOO0 head. Market
Shipping Steers. 300 10 LOO D. - 40
IS 90 Feeders 81 So GS3 30. Cows Bulls
Mixed 81 09s4 90 Duk - OdsJ l5i Through Texas
Hoo,-Keceipta $4,000 heal. shipments 5000. market
oprneu 8 higher, closed with advance 0st Rough and
Mixed ~ 4O6Sl 80 PACKING and shipping 81 1OGs5 l5
Iirht ~ 35aSl gui Sklps 81 9Ud+ 81.
Sh,,p-Heceipts 5000 head snipments 600 head:
market steady. Natives 81 1904 70; Western So 600
a 0l Texans 81 50d $500. Lambs ~ OOd 80 70.
Ar LoUt. Jiu. 28.-Cdu,-hecciDt, 800 nebE shlo
hoce Heavy Native 80 10; Fair Good ship
nuu steers sJ 16di 80 Butchers steers Fair TO
rhoice - O0Gs4 10. Feeders. ilr to good. " 40 %
as 60 fair Ia good. - 10 as % Texans COM
HocsOKeceipis. SlOo head. shipments 1900 head
snd Butchers selections 81 95a ~ 03 Packing. lair
To- good ~ sJdS 10 Workers. medium TO fancy. ~ 40
cS 10 Pigs common 10 good Sidsi 90
800 head. shipments 400 head: market
was strong. Common 10 Fair % 90 9s31O; Medium to
Us o0GsivG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29


The evidence Of the untrusworhness OF the public ca
bles of European quotations for American securities
cumulaes every day To-day two quotations purportng
10 be OF the Same hour agreed and at one time there
was difference OF per cent The New'forK STOCK Eh-
change amply able establish quotation bureau OF
its In London and Is high time did 40 Tor the pro
lection OF It's members and that actual and not ma
nipulaed quotations should always be at their service
To-iays stock market affords small opportunity for
talk with the reader. OF THE TRIBUNE About all there
was that yesterdays sellers OF stocks were us-
posed to repurchase and therefore after an opening AZ
prices generally small fractions lower than yeser
days figures, there WAS q hardening OF Na'ue''
subject to the smallest fluctuations which continued To
the very close OF business An old member OF the
Stock Exchange, who now takes little no personal
interest in the markets, today made smile which
TO us seems be happy commentary upon the present
situation Ihave watched and traded In this market
than twenty with more or less OF success
but that experience never have seen conditions where
the evidence clear that the foundation for
An enormous speculation was being hardened by per
sstency pounding OF values rs it's now Tho mar
ket was dun and the transactions amounted To only
24l 900 shares. The general market shows maj nj
vances OF from 70 per cent and To this. OF COURSE
Richmond and West Point caught on with IN advance
OF Gig per cent Philadelphia and Reading was especially
acive and gives an advance OF is per cent and New
York and New England with moderate transactions gives
gain OF per cent The Erie securities were IN better
favor as all those OF the trunk lines Inc Duy
ing OF Union Pacific OF character ex-
ceptionally good aud, without any effort TO Doom
it, 1t closed % higher than last evening The market
was afflicted all day by OF strikes among
the freight handlers OF the various railroads centrhS ~
New York and Jersey CITY, but is fair to say that such
ruors had little or effect upon values The Interstate
Commerce bill was hardly referred to in speculative cir
cles which is An indication that 1t has been played out as
depressor OF values There are few persons VINO ne
hair
upon American prosperity has engendcred larger
interest I'm American railways In London and the
ruroncan financial markets than II has In our local
market II this proves be correct there can De e
~ the danger I'm being "short irrespective OF
SHncrits OF even few hundred shares OF stock such
stocks as have been sold have been absorbed ana tue
men of the loss to discover wher re-
the absorbing power has from The market closed
dull aud strong. .,. ,.,,, ,ho ,,ds
for the As advanced Is per cent Annexed are the CLOS
ing quotatiOnsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

delivery 9.eld sellers do. March and April aovoY.
ioe4d buyers; Do April and May dsivery le>d buysl
July delivery l5-64d buyers July and August dslv.
cry 6Ad buyers DO. August aud september delivery
GALVESTON Jan: "a Cotton dun: Mddhng9; Low Middt
ing. Il.lG Good Ordinary 1l6; ami gross recetpta
stock 1904 baleA
weeiy-Nei receipts losss balos gross receips il24o
bales exports Great britain ~ $50 70 France
Io bales; coastwise II 6Ol bales sales. sO5 balea
NORFOLK jan 2s:-Cotton quiet Mddling. Ski net and
gross receipts Sy2 baes exports 5000
coaswise bales sales 627 bales stock 90 1871 bae
weekly ct and gross receipts, H. l1S baes to
Great Britain. 24,o7o bales coastwsc. 3l68
523t bales. 49, -
MiddlnG . 1875 Good Ordinary. Z 10; aud gross
receipts 1850 bales; exports Great Britain, 06OO
20 the Continent 692 bales coastwise 365 bsles sAeG
100 bales stock. 81, S57 bales.
Weeky-Net receipts 1895 bales; Gross 1896 baies
exports TO Great Britain. l07i9 baes the Continent
81 0f bales coastwise $3.50 bales; sales. 1880 bales
NEwYoRK Jan 2S-The following the total receipts
at all the ports since September l. 1886:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

ST LOUIS. Jan. 2s-Fonr-Better grades easy medium
grades drm xxx 81 6oes275. Family s2s 0s$a 10.
Fancy SIS sjG4 10 Patents 81 1904 SO, Wheat
active. but and lower No. Z RED cash 80 20 bid;
FEBRUARY s07-c bid March s2sc bid NAV 500
sG'sc; closing s5+c Corn dull and &c lower:
80 Sc closing Soc; MAY s6'r &C. Closing 37e asked
Feb; 27.c; bid: March 2sc bid, May 2stc: Rye
weak ole Barley quiet and unclaDg Hav duh.
Prairie 81 5OaslO 80: Timothy 50 OO0l2 DO. Butter
Creamery. 25G27c DAIRY l5a2ic kggs at z5c. -.
seed 81 0J Bran 6ic Meal 81 OO1S2 03.
whiskey ST - Provisions actve-Pork si276. Lard
a $40. Bulk Meats-Loosc lots Long Clear.
S6 20 Ribs So 3d. Short Clear So 60 Boxed
Long Clear 81 20 Short RIBS So 80 short Clear 90 90
BacOn-ong Clear 81 81 short Ribs at 81 O01S7 10.
Short Clear at 81 % Hams hrm at $40 50dsl So
Flour 1000 bbls: Wheat. 10000 oush. Corn,
94,UOO bush Oats 1000 nush RYE Loo busn. Barley
IL 900 snipments-FOur 5000 bbs, Wheat. 5000
bush. Barley bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

State bonds we're neglected. Tennessee settlement 30
cold M 7sa7sas North Carolina consol a. at 100 and
Missouri 6, 1875 at l0Oia and 1855 at lO2 There
were no sales of city bank stocks .. A.. ,o.. 81,
tne market was irn Erie second IS advanced = to
o7ia and first gold Is sold at 1875 Missouri Kan
sas ana general IS we're lrn al gsi2 rome wafer
town and Ogdensburg s sold at lO3 West Shore a. were
steady at 1903 1923 and Canada southern hst Us SOFA
Virgina and Georgia gold SIS were at 90 NewNork
Chicago and St Louis first receipts rose y 10 70 20
and closed at s4 New York CITY and Northern general
Shore 81 and western frsts cent to l2os Wa
bash general Gs of u at 494 Texas ana faclg III
Fort Worth and Denver sts up i per cent at $50
OF unlisted securities deal in at INC Stock EncnSe'
Tin.ton ana Pembroke 900 at 81 asst Kanawna and
Ohio first preferred 900 at %, Lake Ere ana western
1900 at 3Oaa3l4. 1T Lonis Fort scott ana vienna "a,
300 at 7a0a6% and Pheni1 Mining tooo) at Sii oo
Money on call was in abundant supply at 3di per
cent, and exceptionally loaned at per Th ce enb
Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House SOL Jos
Of rs ss Of a"a yssn
O5l leaving the general balance al sloO
against l5t January ~ showing al appsh.
81 O29 900 and from the receipts sl1OooO for Items
which only affect tho account %,h inc
$50 OO7 1oday's operations covered Receipts
sI2dd22Jiss77i P c%In SnIsncs '
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY was as ioo"s
% nitsd States Treasury Washington received
S5GI 900 National bank notes for redemption; IN, informal
The customs receipts $500, ana the iherhai
revenue receipts 1851 3d. - o.. IN an usuaIIv
o,iIo snd stronY on a legitimate demand from lner-
chants revise quotations os 9 ,a cSu - and short
,riion resnectiyeIy b2I7s and 5.19s for francs 10
and g5 for reohnarks 404 aud 4o2 ior aGrauced
In nodon British consOls were firn ana anvAncoa
o "a 81 r,ansv and ~ for account, both closing AZ
100 1915 Money In the open market Lued ,hs bank
80 % nor cent According 10 public cables. american
lower and Of E ss OF Reading
and Of Inuisyille and Nashville z per cent nisiio
the public cables Paris rTenca ped to
H. IL Hartman president Of the Mississippi anu III, hs
nessee Railroad Company, has called hee',hs u aa
series and b." to be held In this CITY on
T. for the purpose Of receiving stationery Oh INC
condition OF tho company and Its necessities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Jan. Provisions Bacon. Cumberland Cut.
g7s on Long Mldles. 33s Oh; short Clear Middes
Ma, al; short Us 3Us I'D shoulders os OIL cwt Beer
Ne 0d for Extra Ness Prime Mess. 6s I'd Pork
Prime Mess 02s OIL per bbL; Prime Mess Eastern
s Western. 67s I'd Lard-A american. Sos Prime West
ar, g5s al, Lard OIL 32s. 3D. Uams-loDg cut 4vs Oh,
shoulers so Cd Os6d cwt Tor finest United
stItrs Cheese American Choice b3s OIL Wheat-Red
Western Spring rs. I'd u Is I'd; hei Winter, ~ I'd
- al per GENITAL New No. Winter ~. Dbl TO- NO.
snr nu 5d; Mixed Western, Is Id; California NO.
rs i'd Is 9d 10 No 2 is 6d az 3D. per Genital PIo'
dre-Sprts Turpentne 2ls. 3D. do at London US vi
ner cwt; Refined Petroleum. Id per gallon Clover seed
km.rcnn Red. sys. per cwL Tallo" 80 Vd per cwt
Fin. American. 2ss 0d. Prime Guy, 2Ss 6t per eWI
los sl per cw ProyisionsAmerican refrigerated Beef
h,nJ matters a: quarters, SGD per ID Hops al Lon
York state, ~ los Cd f3 U.s. o. Cottonseod
oil Liverpool make. 1854 Hi .,---. A.. -. ...
The for the past three days were
1900 Ccutals 49, -, 49,. ,.u. -oro 400
cenIals Including l2o. 900 American
IoypoN jan 2a-Proiuce- OH, f2b u.s. Sd 40
n. nj per tou Calcutta Inseed 4sOd per quarters in.
secd cake la. i'd per ton Refined Petroleum, o'a
stGsd per gallon, Spirits OF Turpcntlne 2ss 3d. per
cwt pale &C. lis. Od Provsons-lard, SZs ia per
cwt for American sugarl3s Od per cwI hr Suoa cen.
rfusa uulozing 96o aud lis 9i Ia vi Tor MuscoVsno
lair refining afoat Australian laow-Beet sos o sos i
a. Cochln 1877 American Refrigerated bee % o.- ~.
hind quarters and i'd foro quarters per so oy Inc
carcass A, ,.,.o,.,, Fins Paie American II
&c. ~ paid aud II francs 20 centnes sellers
ua, ard closed ~ francs 90 confines per iVo Auoa
WnvWrS Ian. Petroleum. y marks 40 ptenninas;
Lard closed So marks 10 pfennngs per liV 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
corroN MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Jan. 2s-l2;s9 m-Gotton quiet without
Orleans J-i6d Sales-s0OO bales, including 800 bales
~ spscuation and export Receipts-2OOO bales. ncud
ing 600 ba American.
Futures quiet Upiands Low Midlling clause January
s.ysry lI6id; do. January aud February delivery
e's.d; do February and March delivery. l0t!a; do
March and April delivery lV0&d do April and May de-
livery 0ls-6@i do May and June delivery i+-6td do
livery SID; do August and september delivery 20
-64d. , -. 4. ,..,. .,...,.. 100 ,.,...-
docket. , .oooo
bales spccuiaors took 400 bales exporters took 900
bales from ships side direct 10 spinners ~
bales: actual export 100 bales total rscsipts $4,000
bales American 1900 bales total stock, SS 600 baies
American bales. amount OF cotton anoat 3O0Ooo
bales; American 1855 900 bales ,,oo ,.,..
40 mCotton-Ine Of the day included GOO bales
American. ..,.,,, A..
Futures dull Upiands Low Middling clause January 40
livery lOs4d soers do January ana February astG
p.0id buycrs February and March delivery opoi.
buyers aud April delivery 1854 buyers ynns
siiyery ia.s4 sellers, June and July delivery 10
Sld sellers do July and August delivery ls;1Aa seller"
ia A,g,lst and September delivery. 2O6<d seners ,
mFutures closed outlet upands oT sn Ma9 ana
clause, January delivery ooeL puyss w. snJ ~ arch
February delivery 9Osd sellers d. February anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

ca q "a '1 ,TsSn GsEa''' Mara
CHICoRY-Demand fair; Ground. 5asashc.
cORDAGEzA moderate business steady market;
coofERAG E: sTocKH6H i and unchanged
marie has been bee , weak
grades for which demand Is SLACK The whole mar
EVEN ss 's' low with grades 'n@ sRsR asurs
Sale. 1880 6SI s ncla G%e 700 bill. CIV Mn
- ooG 20 Tor the West Inde Dds r F ccs - ZOO
nbl. Extra No. s3 1888 SO 400 6sS Winter WHEAT
q & s%a fSnGy 70 40 o 81 20 r
Good TO Choc the lator for two private brands OF
sa, ,neqS y 3s' a' Set snpsSns S0
IIa So leasii5 Good to Fancy Extra sat- g 20
casce E.r. Western 8? 7oSsS % Go@% S",ts %
q 2'ss as Common E1tr, Ii!n%s.os, g iSS
s & Ss SIT s f'a i yS Sass5 Es5S
s M t a. IS dS TO 10 v.TH hos & 800
sS25, Patent Winter whea, EXTRA - 5oss5 80 city Mil
soUTHtRx FLoU-unchnssd ana dun sales 900 Sos
Far E GsS @ ant an ta AMI 70 %
sales s25 GbI.. snper'nc at 81 sjas! 10 cokTMkAL
v,ns =. ffsT sa
s,dy and pre-. slowing no mpra4' Snang ; oG,mt
Opon- have pr unsettled heavy, irregular and
price. &c lower atr close openei wax at define OF
ADVANCED &c aud closed steady a, o "a w. under nth III"
1000 bushels PIT ~, 1ns H% Ga E.d ale N@
Nh H1 sio rs g2 G,c in elevator Gc Delivered
Wiy.i wnirrn ~ 10 tnrraded White rG]a9l &C.; No
White p,s.c 80 . Red. January ~ k11l =, closing at
gl do February. 81 al &C.. closing at 81 ~ do
closing at 12isc. do APRIL vs.. q ~ &c,
,loslnx AT ni do Nay % % closing AZ % W. 40
Juuo zoe closug - 7c do July. 30 sd3lc closing
nj p0 Lc dn August. g6Is N1c, closing AT ut'sc' do
Seucinb.r 81. dJ-s'. closing ~ 3Sc. do Deccmher.
81 Ol IA i Ol'. closing at Al ~ BY STEADY.
-alr bushels In-ouni tanada -ecal February. AT
al L,c.... HARLEY aud BARLEY MALI-Dull and nomi;
nIliV unchanged ... COKN-aSh 'o. duh. heavy anu
nr &c, shad" lower closing heavy with very modcfae
business oI and light trade Tor home US" options
.1n.no weak az a iecI - further declined &c. al
yan..d Sc tho best prices of tho
bushels future 10000 bushels SPOT IN
Mixed at ~ a-a 30 steamer, ~ 0i1 &c
H. del vcrcd No =, ~ 9 In elevator
4a.c dclivcrrl 80 =. January closing at ~ cdo Feb
ruary q 47'c, closing 80 T. ~ do March ALL - ~
closing At - . do Aprl 49Sc. closing at 49, d" May
49, 80 Al 1919 do June. closing AT 90
OATS ash lots quiet weak and values shade lower clos
ING heavy Options dull weak aud unchanged ~ the
close Opened u shade ruled steady, then declined
AMI spot mciuling No 3 t 80 &c. DO Mh
~ L No . 3Go: do White. $50: Ma White SOC. Mixed
Western 81 a g. White do ~ dI2c, White state. 4OO
4c . January. closing al 3uci do February. - &c
closing do March closing at 50 &c do April. clos
ing At May 36.c. closing at 3Gac do June. 3B4
3iL closing at SO quiet. firm and un'
changed.
walkers Private Daily Circular January 20 1887 New
York
The United Kingdoms supply OF foreign -four and wheat
plu. homegrown wheat from september l. 1856 10 January
- 1887: